Surprised insurers are unhappy insurers. And unhappy insurers are more likely to resist paying claims. As are insurers who fail to heed their good faith and other obligations to their policyholders.
So if you seek coverage for a loss arising from circumstances that your insurer complains—rightly or wrongly—it didn’t anticipate, expect your insurer to scour your policy application looking for
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